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Work on my novel is proceeding fantastically. At a chapter a week, I could well stand to finish the book by the end of the year. This year.
This is of course dependant on me continuing to lose four hours a day to commuting, refraining from doing anything on the London – Hertford East train but write and never driving to work again, but we’ll see what happens.
Chapter Four is also now finished, and work on Chapter Five has begun. This is an important hurdle because in every draft of this story… Continue
This is of course dependant on me continuing to lose four hours a day to commuting, refraining from doing anything on the London – Hertford East train but write and never driving to work again, but we’ll see what happens.
Chapter Four is also now finished, and work on Chapter Five has begun. This is an important hurdle because in every draft of this story… Continue
Posted on April 3, 2009 at 7:55am — 4 Comments
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I've only just started narrating, but so far I've been reading through each chapter slowly and doing the voices as they happen. It's not only easier to keep their tone in keeping with the other characters in the conversation (as you can play of th...
Thanks for the great advice everyone. I’ve just started narrating a podiobook for someone and I, too, have found I start stumbling. The conscious effort to slow down is definitely crucial – it’s one of the many things I’m learning as I go along – ...
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I can only reiterate what Rick has already said, but the best way is to play with your voice. Try different ages, tones, pacing - even a hint of an accent can change a voice completely.
I've actually set up a Twitter for my novel rather than myself. Once it's finished, I hope to get it published but (if I'm realistic) it's more likely to become a podiobook.
@thethievesguild
Comment Wall (6 comments)
- At 12:14am on July 1, 2009,
Steve DeWinter said… - Hello Taleseeker. Wanted to know if your offer to read a novel is still available? My thriller is complete at 105,000 words and needs someone with far better voice acting skills than I have to bring it into the audio world. You can see the blurb for Line of Succession at my website www.stevedw.com
Let me know.
Thanks - Steve DW
- At 4:07pm on June 2, 2009,
Michael K. Jones said… - I wrote my novel in six months. Four hours a day and researched and made notes at work.
- At 3:20pm on April 15, 2009,
Michael K. Jones said…
- Tale seeker I don't know how to get started. Can you help?
- At 9:43pm on March 9, 2009,
Emerian Rich said… - Thanks for the add! Too funny that me and my husband (below- Kirk) both commented on your profile because of the Red Dwarf thing. We are really big fans. Quote it all the time. :)
- At 9:16pm on February 23, 2009,
Kirk Warrington said… - Red Dwarf Rocks!
Don't forget (or did you know) that Talkie Toaster has a book on podiobooks.
- At 9:05pm on February 23, 2009,
Emerian Rich said…
- LMAO! Love that Red Dwarf quote! Too funny. :) Welcome aboard!
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